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clemens lerche
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January 5, 2010 • 12:37 pm PST
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transmediale.10 FUTURITY NOW! explores how internet evolution, global network practice, open source methodologies, sustainable design and mobile technology form new cultural, ideological and political templates. From 2 - 7 February 2010 in Berlin - in an emblematic year for past images of the future - the festival presents conferences, workshops, screenings, performances and exhibitions dedicated to the identity crisis the future seems to be experiencing.www.transmediale.de or http://twitter.com/transmediale

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